violence

violence
1. (violence) (577↑, 106↓)
The effective answer to everything

I was in an argument with this guy how violence gets nothing accomplished and he wouldn't listen so I broke his jaw.

2. (violence) (147↑, 69↓)
what you cause when your drunk.

bar brawls cause so much violence

3. (violence) (253↑, 176↓)
Physical harm. The most useless notion ever thought up my mankind. Used by stupid, ignorant people as a solution. The government claims video games cause violence in kids, yet they neglect the millions of acts of violence they themselves commit on a yearly basis throughout the world.

Bomb Iraq, oh yeah, that'll make the Middle East LOVE us.

4. (Violence) (71↑, 44↓)
Physical harm to another person, as in a fight, causing severe pain or death.

I rather use violence as a last resort.

5. (Violence) (53↑, 40↓)
Violence - The act of desctruction or the thought of a destructive manner running through your brain acted out in a series of spasms or sentence of jibberish 2.Something within view that is extremely pleasing and triggers a chaotic effect in your nervous system sending you into twitches

"i just murcielag, violence" "i had a violent workout today"

6. (Violence) (12↑, 8↓)
Violence is any form of [physical] contact that [supersedes] the accepted level associated with any particular [social situation]. Violence can occur as a result of [tension] between two [conflicting] parties and result in the remaining non [conflicting] parties participating in the same social occasion to feel socially uncomfortable or [awkward]. Violence can sometimes be mistaken for a [subjective] view held by a group or individual. This is ,however, often not the case, rather the individual or group is in a [social situation] they do not understand or are [unfamiliar] with.

person one: Omg I'm so nervous about this [house party] I've only been in this country for 2 weeks. person two: don't be too worried just be yourself and don't get too... person one: Omg some guy just slapped another guy across the hand\! Such violence\! person two: *lol* chill that's just a [hi5] it's like a way people greet each other at these things.

7. (violence) (63↑, 61↓)
Probably the second best thing in the world; right before porn.

Right after Conan the Barbarian ravished the witch with his very large wang, he threw her into a fire and crashed at her place until morning, thus were made popular the two greatest things ever: violence and porn.

8. (violence) (71↑, 70↓)
The savage's answer to a problem.

What logic is put into hurting something?

9. (violence) (15↑, 15↓)
What the geeks who took beatings in high school are against.

Geek-Violence is not the answer,if you're provoked then run\! Normal person-STFU\!If you're provoked you fight back\!Only you run because you can't fight\!

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10. (Violence) (9↑, 15↓)
A synonym for orgasm.

Violence was great.

11. (violence) (38↑, 57↓)
tool of the ignorant

Some Arabiacs crashed some airplanes into some buildings. LET'S BOMB THE COUNTRY THEY COME FROM AND ALL THE BROWN PEOPLE THERE\!

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

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